Stories tagged with "economic research"
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Ball State report: Cash for Clunkers sparked auto sales
The merits of the $3 billion Cash for Clunkers program may be debated for years, but the program definitely sparked auto sales, says a new report by Ball State University. Of the...
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TV buyers are going with smaller screens to save money
Television set sellers Best Buy and hhgregg say bargain-hunters have started a trend. They’re buying smaller screens to save a few hundred bucks. In quarterly reports,...
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Ball State University study: Holiday shopping to drop about 1%
Total sales during the holiday shopping season are projected to fall about 1 percent over last year, even if discount stores offer deep price cuts, says a new national study by...
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Where will 750 jobs from Republic land?
Denver, Milwaukee preparing incentives, but Indy has key pluses Indianapolis could have built-in advantages in a high-stakes game to lure hundreds of airline-related jobs. At stake...
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Jobless face new realities in search
Hopefuls return to school, embrace networking as they try to land employment Robert O’Brien lost his corporate job three years ago and has spent the past two years running...
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Ind. leads nation in new jobless claims
Manufacturing layoffs push state into unwanted top spot. Hammered by sweeping layoffs in the auto and manufacturing industries, Indiana has jumped to No. 1 in the nation for the...
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Long lines for free Thanksgiving meals highlight Central Indiana's growing need
Last year, Harold and Bea Stecher spent their Thanksgiving handing out food and greeting visitors at Hope International Ministries’ holiday dinner.This year, they were the...
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Economy deals bad hand to Indiana casinos
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana’s typically resilient gambling industry is taking a beating from the nation’s economic downturn.The gambling industry has been...
